VOICED: Turistas en militarizada Salvador

Salvador de Bahía, known for its beaches and carnival, faces a police strike leading to increased crime and a decline in tourism. The strike, occurring just before the carnival, raises safety concerns and economic worries among locals. Despite a drop in tourist numbers, the carnival is expected to attract millions. However, failed negotiations to end the strike may result in a heavily militarized city during the festivities.

What is Salvador de Bahía famous for?

• Its beaches, historic center, and carnival

• Its modern architecture and technology

• Its deserts and ancient ruins

• Its mountains and wildlife

What has the police strike in Salvador de Bahía led to?

• An increase in tourism

• A decrease in crime

• Looting, fires, and over 100 murders

• A peaceful resolution

What advice is given to tourists during the police strike?

• To avoid the city entirely

• To explore the city freely

• To participate in local protests

• To stay in areas with police presence

How has the police strike affected tourism in Salvador de Bahía?

• Tourism has completely stopped

• Tourism has decreased by 10-20%

• Tourism has remained stable

• Tourism has increased by 50%

What is the expected impact of the failed negotiations on the carnival?

• The carnival will be canceled

• The carnival will proceed without any issues

• The carnival will be moved to another city

• The city may become heavily militarized